Fastest 0-60 time?

060 as a whole number? .060? 0.60?

.040 is the best, But you can go .060 over but it may try to run hot in the summer time. No more then .060 cause after that the cylinder walls are to then.

Yes, 060 is greater than 045

.060 acres = 2,614 square feet.

.060 acres = 2,613.6 square feet.

It is the equivalent of 60/1

Yes allowable up and down movement is about .060 inch. Yes allowable up and down movement is about .060 inch.

75100

If my math is correct , just over 362 cubic inches ( 4 inch bore x 3.5 inch stroke , bored .060 inches )

Depending on the piston type you are running, you would bore .030, .060, .090. Or, .020, .040. At .030, you come out to 355. So, at .060, 360.

If it is a V6, it is .060"

1.06 million = 1 060 000

Bore a 454, .060 over.

If it has the 3.8L motor, then the spark plug gap is .060. If it is the 5.7L motor, then the gap is .050 (unless you are using AC rapidfire plugs, then it is also the .060 gap).

Well, if it is a 3.1Liter sfi then the gap should be .060". I'm pretty sure all engine for that year are .060" if they have the high out put coils on them. Let me know.

60 thousandths or .060

60 US quarts is 1,920 ounces.

It's a .060" over 350 with a 400 crank

On the 3.3 Liter V6 it is .060.

We cannot answer that question, as the unit for 0.060 is unknown.

According to the emissions sticker on on my '96 says .060 but if you look in the users manual it says .045 which is correct I don't know. When I took the plugs out of mine they were about .075 so I'm guessing they started out at .060 and burnt to the .075 in the 82,000 miles. So when I replaced mine I set then m at .060 Gramps

The value of Smith and Wesson model 060 actually depends on several things. Most importantly, the condition of the firearm itself.

If my math is correct : using a 4 inch bore and a 3.48 inch stroke , with the cylinders bored .060 , just over ( 360 cubic inches )

Spark plug gap is .060

.060" is what the parts stores say.